The previous version of iOS (am talking about iOS 7) came, shipped with some kind of glitch, it lets people bypass the phone's passcode lockscreen from its' new control center feature which will stripe-necked some sensitive parts of the device.
This is how it works. When you swipe up from the lockscreen to access the new control center and open the alarm clock. You hold the power/lock button for while, which brings up the option to power it off. You cancel that but at this point you can double-tap the home button and open up the phone's multitasking screen, which gives you access to the camera and stored photos, as well any logged-in email and social networking accounts. This is enough to render your security pass useless.
You may have received a new update of the iOS 7 or yes to this is just to address the above issue
This is how it works. When you swipe up from the lockscreen to access the new control center and open the alarm clock. You hold the power/lock button for while, which brings up the option to power it off. You cancel that but at this point you can double-tap the home button and open up the phone's multitasking screen, which gives you access to the camera and stored photos, as well any logged-in email and social networking accounts. This is enough to render your security pass useless.
You may have received a new update of the iOS 7 or yes to this is just to address the above issue
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